I recently posted a watercolour painting entitled ‘Congregation‘. Here is the original sketch, which I uploaded yesterday:
Thursday 30 January 2020
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Wednesday 8 January 2020
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Green and Black
No, not the chocolate company (Green and Black’s – lots of Fairtrade stuff so I’ve given them a link) but this drawing: That was from my last Sunday at St Clement’s in Oxford. There were some green felt tips in … Continue reading
Sunday 5 January 2020
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Red Guitar
This isn’t from the recent electric night at Loughborough Acoustic Club but from a couple of months ago, on my first visit to the place. Fred was on his regular red semi-hollow twelve-string and I was quite pleased with the … Continue reading
Sunday 29 December 2019
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Remembrance 2019
Here is another of my recent(ish) sketches. Thorpe Acre church was originally built in the mid-19th century as a fairly small and simple structure. In the mid-1980s, it was substantially expanded to meet the needs of a growing congregation. Here, … Continue reading
Sunday 24 November 2019
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Instruments
I decided to do a bit of art yesterday afternoon. It was already getting dark, so I didn’t get the watercolours out, but spend an hour or so working with a graphite pencil and some water. Here is one of … Continue reading
Monday 7 October 2019
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Life in Two Passes
When I was visiting Magnus last week, I joined the weekly life drawing session he attends at Penrallt Baptist Church on Wednesday afternoons. He has been going for a few months (building up a nice portfolio of work) and has … Continue reading
Wednesday 2 October 2019
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Dark Angel?
One thing that struck me several times during my week at Soul Survivor, was an angelic looking shape formed by the meeting of some of the seams in the Big Top. It struck me as an image of blessing although … Continue reading